Met Kate (cakey!) on the way home tonight on 900. It was great catching up with her, and asking about the other 0711a-ers. She's working in some sort of day care center now. haha. Kids man! And its a 6 day week so we cant plan a 0711a outing on a saturday.
It was nice talking to Kate after we have not seen each toher for almsot 5 months. She has red extentions now!!! >.<
Friday, May 22, 2009
Friday, May 01, 2009
Aim in life
Hello, fellow space aliens.
I've been wondering for some time now: what is it that I want to devote the rest of my life to? The reason for this concern? I find myself wasting time mopping around the house and rotting in front of the computer for hours on end doing nothing. Its not that I don't enjoy my time at home or playing the computer cause usually I live in a Kampung for most of the week. I cherish my time at home but I feel that there should be more purpose in my life. I should be doing something that will benefit others or have a significant impact on my future.
Perhaps this is a result of being surrounded by the academic elite for 5 days a week. I see people around me preparing for interviews, tests, etc. These are people who have countless achievements and are striving to do more now. For me, perhaps the singular form of 'Acheivements' would suffice. Other than academia, I have no other achievements I would put down on pen and paper because there are none. Take the NUS scholarship essay. It required us to write about an achivement that would be beneficial to the NUS community. Total ownage. I didn't know what to write.
Ah well.. Guess I'll have to try to think of an answer to my worries.
I've been wondering for some time now: what is it that I want to devote the rest of my life to? The reason for this concern? I find myself wasting time mopping around the house and rotting in front of the computer for hours on end doing nothing. Its not that I don't enjoy my time at home or playing the computer cause usually I live in a Kampung for most of the week. I cherish my time at home but I feel that there should be more purpose in my life. I should be doing something that will benefit others or have a significant impact on my future.
Perhaps this is a result of being surrounded by the academic elite for 5 days a week. I see people around me preparing for interviews, tests, etc. These are people who have countless achievements and are striving to do more now. For me, perhaps the singular form of 'Acheivements' would suffice. Other than academia, I have no other achievements I would put down on pen and paper because there are none. Take the NUS scholarship essay. It required us to write about an achivement that would be beneficial to the NUS community. Total ownage. I didn't know what to write.
Ah well.. Guess I'll have to try to think of an answer to my worries.
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